“Tag: .45 Colt”

After consumers clamored for more-affordable firearms from Bond Arms, the company released two options in its all-new Rough Series of derringers.

Based on the classic line of Colt Single-Action Army revolvers, Pietta Firearms launched an all-new collection of reproduction wheelguns for fans of this iconic design.

Instead of using magnesium for illumination, like standard tracer rounds, Streak Visual Ammunition uses a phosphor-based compound that doesn't produce any fire risk. We took it to the range to see how it performed.

Much attention is paid to the Colt 1911 pistol, and for good reason, but perhaps it's time we acknowledged the original Government .45: the Colt Single Action Army revolver.

Designed as a compact, defensive option, Pedersoli rolled out its Howdah Alaskan as a potent, double-barrel pistol inspired by the 1920s-era Ithaca Auto & Burglar.

Since he was a kid, Bart Skelton has always had a soft spot for single-action revolvers. In recent years, this affinity led him to enjoy the line of single-action revolvers made by Freedom Arms of Wyoming.

Our nation’s military and law enforcement relied on .45 caliber sidearms throughout history for its numerous iterations of fight-stopping fodder.

Charter Arms took its innovative manufacturing process and produced its Bulldog XL for fans of the .45 Colt, all at an easily affordable price.

Developed during the twilight years of the 19th century, the Colt New Service revolver became a 20th-century favorite for military, law-enforcement and civilian users.